Sama 205A Follow up - I finally built in it 

It'll certainly fit any dual fan card. It 'should' be able to fit any of the triples in the 4070 family, as most all of them max out at 307mm, and the case has a rated space of up to 320mm, but that might require removing one of the front fans to allow for more clearance. This video was an older GTX980 which had a length of 279mm with about another 30mm or so of space before the fan. So it would be pretty close if you were using a triple fan 4070, but you might have to relocate/remove that middle front fan. If you have or are planning on an AIO, if you put that in the front, you'll have to stick with a dual fan card for sure.

Yes, they're standard 120mm fans on the front and the rear. You could swap them out for fans of any brand at that point, and then you would be using whatever those new fans would need for power, be it sata or a MB connector. It's just the built-in fans that are tied to that molex, so once you swap them, no more to deal with.

@@CharlesOlcott hey, i was wondering if the case feels like a smaller atx case? i saw from the dimensions that it should be about 37L, and I would prefer to get it for that reason, along with the fractal torrent like design

@@-Noble Yes, you're exactly right. It's still an ATX case, but I would definitely put it on the smaller side of the Mid-tower form factor. It will still fit a full ATX board, but overall is very compact.

@@CharlesOlcott - I FIGURED IT OUT! The LED ARGB issue. You hold the Reset button (Or LED Button as it is used for) for 3 seconds and it switches to MB control. I just got this case and you helped me with some of my issues and I kept thinking, "What may be the trick that Charles may have missed". LOL, then I thought of holding down the LED button and it worked! I searched online everywhere and no one had the answer. No one really seems to have this case except for you ether, so... OK, I am being a bit dramatic. Just excited as I have been trying to figure this out for over a week.

@@joshuasomeones9618 awesome! Great to know there's a way!

You would need to run a molex power connector from your power supply to the molex plug on the back side, near the rear fan. If your power supply doesn't have a molex connector, you would need a SATA-to-molex adapter to provide the power instead

I've heard some differences between the white and black versions or where people got there. In mine at least, there was a 3 pin ARGB plug for the fan lighting, in addition to the molex connector for power. Granted, the MB I was using, I couldn't get any control over the lights anyway, but I don't know if that was MB related or an issue with the case itself.